Ski Boot Size Formula:
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Mondopoint is the international standard for ski boot sizing, based on foot length in centimeters. It provides a more precise fit than traditional shoe sizes.
The standard formula for ski boot sizing is:
This 1 cm addition accounts for:
Details: Properly fitted ski boots are crucial for control, comfort, and injury prevention. Too tight boots restrict circulation, while too loose boots reduce control.
Tips: Measure your foot length in centimeters from heel to longest toe while standing. Wear the socks you'll use for skiing when measuring.
Q1: Should I size up or down for ski boots?
A: Always follow the +1 cm rule. Unlike regular shoes, ski boots should fit snugly without being painful.
Q2: How do I convert shoe size to ski boot size?
A: It's better to measure foot length directly. Shoe size conversions can be inaccurate due to varying standards.
Q3: What if I'm between sizes?
A: Try both sizes. The right fit should allow slight toe movement but no heel lift when buckled.
Q4: Do all brands use Mondopoint?
A: Most do, but some may have slight variations. Always check the brand's specific sizing chart.
Q5: How often should I remeasure?
A: Every 2-3 years, or if you notice fit changes. Feet can change size with age and weight fluctuations.